Poarch Band says Muscogee Nation casino lawsuit lacks merit (12/13)

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians in Alabama says a lawsuit filed by the Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma is without merit. The Poarch Band is spending $246 million to expand the Wind Creek Wetumpka. The...

Judge to hear from parties in Massachusetts gaming law case (12/13)

A court hearing on Monday looks to be a busy affair as a federal judge sorts out a gaming dispute in Massachusetts. K.G. Urban Enterprises, a non-Indian developer, sued the state in order to compete...

Developers weigh next step on controversial Oklahoma casino (12/13)

The developers of a controversial casino in Oklahoma are weighing their next move after the Muscogee Nation rejected a proposed agreement. Developers promised 70 percent of revenue from the Red Clay Casino to the Muscogee...

Editorial: Snoqualmie Tribe drops bomb with casino hotel plan (12/13)

"The Snoqualmie Tribe dropped a bomb onto local governments last week that almost left city leaders speechless. The tribe unveiled a plan to the Snoqualmie Valley Governments Association that it plans to expand the Snoqualmie...

Nottawaseppi Huron Band opens doors to new hotel at casino (12/13)

The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi in Michigan opened the doors to a new hotel at its casino. The hotel at the FireKeepers Casino features 242 rooms, an indoor pool, an exercise facility and...

MinnPost: The new buffalo -- series on tribal gaming industry (12/13)

"This piece was a struggle. Our first worry was for you, the reader. You could expect to be engaged in our earlier questions of whether casino profits have helped ease poverty on Minnesota’s Indian reservations,...

Annual Northwest Gaming Law Summit takes place in Seattle (12/13)

The 10th annual Northwest Gaming Law Summit kicks off today in Seattle, Washington. Featured speakers include Kevin Washburn, the new leader of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and Tracie Stevens, the chairwoman of the National...